your hot......
 

these girls may have been drunk that night,not sure, but I have been playing with the one on the left for about three years now.Gives me plenty of......exercise almost daily.:doh:

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I'll be 67 young this summer and keep physically & mentally fit by getting out 1-2x per week for 6-8 hrs. Papa Dave is really an animal and stays out another 2-4 hrs after I come in! Since I retired 3 yrs ago I'm able to get out much more often and lost 24lbs (I now have the same pant size I did at 19yrs). Using the revolution instead of paddling has really helped w/ the shoulder back pain I use to experience. I took out a PA twice for a day and the different pedaling angle caused mucho back pain that was not experienced in the revo. I'm tired by the end of a day but all I need is a beer and a nap to recover. Hang in there-

Bingo!!! Like I said...Doing something you love that keeps you in shape is the key to a long life health and happiness :cheers1:

I'll give up Kayaking when its time comes, I'm 63 and I'm fighting Cancer in my Liver and Portal vein, but I always when ever get a chance I'll go and fight does YT at point (more fun than fighting Cancer):)

Being over 40/50/60 remember to do alot of stretching.Yoga woudl be helpful.I tend to numb out 'cause of sciattica bk ache. But when fish are spaunin you gotta ignore the pain & feel that TUG.!Now git UR ass out there & FISH!

never stop believing, experiencing and fighting. Good for you Sir. I hope you have many more YT fights ahead of you.

Nice to see there are so many older guys doing this. I'm 47 and it makes me think I'm not starting too late.

I can paddle for 12 hours and not get tired, and fear getting a pedal kayak because I would then be on the water 24/seven.

Definitely look into making your kayak fishing life easier by:

1. Practicing proper paddle and pacing techniques
2. Sitting in the right posture and remembering to use the hip/torso muscles to provide most of the power for your strokes
3. Invest in high-back seats and cushions
4. Choosing a lighter kayak
5. Have better hardware for loading/unloading
6. Eat and drink plenty to keep your blood~glucose level high
7. Smoke a cuban cigar (hey, look at Fidel C.)
8. Take a flask of your favorite muscle relaxant/pain reliever and sip whenever fatigued

and lastly...

9. Imagine what your life would be like without kayak fishing...

Stay with the Fleet... :luxhello:

If I was paying for it I would........no wait, I KNOW I would do better than that.

Actually the one on the left has her MBA and is President and CEO of a muti-million $ San Diego company and is only 26ys old!!! Brains and beauty my favorite attributes...

Oh I don't know I think I prefer more edgy girls.

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That's Lydia, a real girl, standing on my real couch, in my real studio. Hell I never talked to her too much about her education, but she's smart as hell, fun to talk to, pretty damn fine, 28 years old, and last I heard I think has a net worth of something like 100+ million give or take few million. Not that that figure is a huge concern of mine. :cheers1:

So a certain female friend who will remain officially unmentioned has asserted that for a fishing site this thread is getting just a little too off topic. That some here might not appreciate modeling unless it was in fact kayak related.

In that light she insisted we take a few pics.

Kokatat Goretex bib drypants with relief zipper.

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My review:

Thin, light, flexible, not excessively hot even under heavy exertion, and that relief zipper works out pretty damn well if you get my drift.

Win!! Win!! as far as all concerned. :D

Man!

Dorado and Jim need to get a room together!:D. There is obviously a lot of sensual energy pent up with these two.


CEOs, Supermodels......When does the book come out?

Something like "How to pick up a perfect ten in an old kayak, without getting soaked."

Good luck boys.:eek::eek::D:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::ee k::eek::eek::eek::D:eek::eek::eek::eek::D:eek:

guess im just an ordinary guy with an ordinary life :cool:

You know what they say there is more then one way to skin a catfish, but between you and I.....

I think D50 and I have dramatically different angling strategies.

Have you seen his car?

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Have you seen the crappy $1000 vehicle I drive?

You know how it is...

:kayak-surfer:When you are a man, sometimes you wear Kokatat drypants in your room for fun. :biggrinjester:

Was the last one not real :D.

did she need one of these

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Wow this is his car

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I am speechless...

this is what i drive
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Wow, that's your car! I am also speechless! Me thinks you drifted that car one too many times:auto:. As long as it gets you where you want to go and passes Ca. smog its all good:)